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package org.camunda.spin.impl.xml.dom.format.spi;
import javax.xml.bind.Marshaller;
import javax.xml.bind.Unmarshaller;
import org.camunda.spin.impl.xml.dom.format.DomXmlDataFormat;
/**
* Provider for the Marshallers and Unmarshallers the {@link DomXmlDataFormat} uses to
* map Java objects to XML and vice versa. Implementations typically manage a JAXBContext.
* The JAXBContext caches information about the types it is capable of processing.
* Since the context is expensive to create, it is useful to cache
* it. Different applications may require different caching strategies.
*
* @author Daniel Meyer
*
*/
public interface JaxBContextProvider {
/**
* Obtain a Marshaller that can map the provided types.
*
* @param types the Java Types that are going to be marshalled
* @return the Marshaller of marshalling the provided types to XML.
*/
public Marshaller createMarshaller(Class... types);
/**
* Obtain an Unmarshaller that can map the provided types.
*
* @param types the Java Types that are going to be unmarshalled
* @return the Marshaller of unmarshalling the provided types from XML.
*/
public Unmarshaller createUnmarshaller(Class... types);
}